Herbed-Baked Eggs
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Bringing the Magic Home
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By hallsoftexas
on March 29, 2011
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I was very surprised how much this recipe was loved by kids! I fed 10 kids, and every one of them loved the eggs! We did cook eggs in muffin tins. We put 1/2 Tbsp milk (didn't have cream and 1 tsp butter in each tin cup. We heated them under broiler as recipe calls for and then added one egg per muffin holder. Added herbs/cheese and broiled 5 min.
The yolks were soft and runny. I loved it, but kids asked me to cook a little longer. So I turned off broiler and put theirs back in ON BOTTOM RACK and let them finish cooking the yolk (approx. 3 min in closed, turned-off oven. They were perfectly finished...with yolk completely cooked to their liking.
Will definitely make again!
By mac0312_12288413
St Louis MO
on February 27, 2011
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OMG, I found my new favorite egg dish, this was wonderful and my kitchen smelled heavenly. I thought the herbs were perfect and while I only used two eggs (I WISHED I had made three mine cooked faster than the stated time so watch them carefully. I also used several pieces of rustic french bread that I sliced rubbed with garlic and butter and topped with parmesan cheeseand also broiled with the eggs, wow was it good. I love this, thanks Ina!!!
By Wrangler Of Two...
CA
on January 29, 2011
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Delicious recipe. You do need to keep an eye on this one but it is worth it. I LOVE EGGS and this is just another recipe that proves why. Low cost and magic in your mouth!
By ItsMeDeb
Missouri
on January 22, 2011
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I liked the idea of this recipe, but the spices were too heavy; it would be better if the spices were halved, that way they would not overpower the eggs. You want the spices to compliment your dish, not be the only thing you notice; thus, the name for this dish should be "herbs with eggs". Start checking the eggs at about 4 minutes, as the yolks were partially cooked through at only 5 minutes. Also, it is difficult to sprinkle Kosher salt, which comes in a box, on such a small dish; a little goes a long way, and a sprinkle from a shaker is more measured.
By mmcman1483_9650682
North Augusta, SC
on November 22, 2010
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Great recipe! I was ready for a new way to cook eggs and this was it !!! I used half & half with the butter and white wine worcestershire sauce, then sprinked parsley, salt, pepper, and garlic powder on top of the eggs. It was delish !!!
By NicoleSmall
Flagstaff, AZ
on November 19, 2010
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it was difficult to get the yolks to stay soft. mine ended up cooking almost all of the way through.
By logillespie_117...
Walnut Creek, CA
on October 07, 2010
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So simple, yet soooo...good! Thank you Ina. Gotta love the French. Simple food but so flavorful.
By ldirnberger01_1...
sioux falls, 81
on September 11, 2010
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When I want a tasty, classy, and fool-proof recipe, I click on the Barefoot Contessa site. Herbed eggs is ANOTHER recipe that bears Ina's mark. I followed the recipe with some tweaks: cooked it in a muffin tin on a cookie sheet, used half 'n half, and added cooked bacon bits. Wow! When my husband asked, "whose recipe is this?" I responded, "Ina, of course." Ina, you're a welcome name in my kitchen!
By kinman
Indian Hills CO
on September 01, 2010
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Few snips of herbs in the garden and followed the receipe!! Very good. I toasted some whole grain french bread with a little butter on the pan with the eggs on the last 5 min... It was all perfect.
Thank You Ina---we will definitely being eating this again.
By Happiest In the...
charlotte, nc
on August 08, 2010
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I've tried several recipes for baked eggs and none comes close to this for ease and flavor. My husband loves this dish and would eat it as often as I want to make it.